Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-16

on side and trimmed with white and
gold The skirts now worn are without bus
ties, thou. n full and plain in the back. Many
of the handsomest street and visiting gowns
are of plain pearl cloth braided and with
black cloth or lighter color of the same ma
terial draped over them. An Irish cloak for
evening was very pretty of white cloth lined
with silk or fur and hood lined with silk.
Miss Hattie Mitchell, daughter of Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, had handsome long
black Astrakahn coat bordered with
gray of the same material, reach
ing TO the bottom Of her gown.
The American season is about over
next month is the busy time for the French
costumers and after that is the Russian
season. Fall and winter fashions suggest
convenient garments. For New York
winter, Rue de la Paris windows exhibit
many fascinating little garments for toilets
After asking the price, however, they usually
resort to another dressmaker who produces a
fac smile from description.
The Countess de Casa Mirande Christine
Nelson, is quite i'll at the Hotel Continental.
A few weeks ago she took severe cold at
1nterlaken and since her arrival in Paris she
suffered intensely with assesses in her ear.
She has not been able to go out and has had
strict orders from her physician to see no
one Miss Mirrnda has left Paris for Lon
don.
Many Americans are seen daily fitting
about the boulevards and the Rue de La
Pax, buying dresses and jewels. Among the
new comers are Mr. and Mrs. George G. Ly-
man, No. Rue Darbeur. Mr.. George w
Pcknell, of Boston, has arrived at the Hotel
Chatoam; Mr.. William j. O'Brien, of New
York, is at Rue de Gard; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
tinental Mr.. and Mrs James T. Deavitt, of
New York, at the Hotel Meurice. Mr..
Homer A. Norris, of Boston, has arrived at
the Hotel chatham; Prof. and Mrs. Bottar.
of New York, have arrived at the Cont
mental; General Winslow, Of New York,
is at the Meurice; General A. w. Greely,
chief signal officer, is stopping at
27S Boulevard St. Germaine He will leave
October 90 for New York. Mr.. William X.
Vanderbilt is at the Bristol and will remain
with his family until their departure for the
south of France in fortnight. Henry Pro
basco and his young wife are at the Hotel
du Louvre and leave the first of the month
for New York. Ex-Governor Hoffman left
Hotel Liverpool for Londsn to-day to remain
tlll ue Sails HOUlc. NIT. anu NlIS. Harry
Watrons, of New York, have arrived in
Paris and are having busy time of it with
the dress makers. Mr.. and Miss Muller, of
New York, are at No. z Avenue due Trocadro
with Mr.. and Mrs D'Alban Con-
gressman Helary A. Hansert of Alabama,
left Paris on Tuesday last for the
United States. DR.. Wilkinson and his
mother left Paris yesterday to sail from Ant
werp to-day. Miss Sara Bellamy Townsend
and Mrs. Il. B. Partridge, of New York, are
stopping az the hotel Du Louvre. Mr.. Ed
ward Harrington, of New York, arrived from
Baden at Bristol yesterday and will leave for
London to-day for short time. Mrs. Far
| rington comes from Germany tomorrow to
PBris. Mrs G. Grant and Madison Grant,
| of New York, are at As Rue de Clichy. Mrs.
| Stanton Hatch and Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
=! ton are at No. Rue de Bassano. Mrs.
S. r. Angle. of New York, accompanied by
Miss NJ McGrey, Of Iowa, are at the Hotel
Continental. Mrs. Madison Giltmare and
her sister, of Baltimore, will sail for New
York on the Red Star line next Saturday.
Mrs. and Miss Bronson, of New York. are
| at the Metropolitan hotel in Rue Cambon.
General Halderman, late United States
| minister to Siam, and Mrs. and Miss Halder-
man, will sail to-day from Antwerp, on the
Westerland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Harriet p. Wilson, and Miss Annie L. Laug-
| lin, of Pittsburg, are stopping at the Hotel
Binda. Mrs. Dehone and Miss Minnie
| Dehone, of New York, are stopping at the
Hotel Metropolitan and will probably remain
| abroad during the year. Mr.. and Mrs,
| Charles Z. Hochstetler, of Kansas City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cupples, of st. Louis,
| will sail in the Bretague on the 22nd inst.
| The Misses Lowman will remain in Paris for
the winter. On the Saale, which sailed yes
| terday from Southampton are Mrs. Louise N
| Anderson and children, Mr.. H. w. G. Browne,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore Badger, Lord
Craven, Miss Amy r. Gregory, Baron Won
Huppmann, Miss Tillie Lehman, the So
prano, Mr.. Anton Seidel and Mrs Seidel
Krauss, Mr.. George Strobel and Mr.. George
Weber. The following are among the pass
engers who sailed from Havre to-day on the
| Gascogne: Mr.. and Miss Davis, Mr. De
coury Fouries, Mr.. H. 7. and N T. Kiddel
and Mr.. Edwards.